With more than 4 billion websites indexed on Google it is clear that the internet has become the favoured place to connect and find information. This provides a great opportunity to level the playing fields for smaller businesses.

QR codes are becoming more and more popular because they offer some amazing opportunities that were never available before. The QR code makes it possible to connect traditional print media with the power of your website.

Owners of small businesses know that in order to stay in business and be successful, they continually have to ask themselves what they can do better. This is also the case when it comes to their online presence - but few do so.

There are a number of website services available that allow the owner of a small business to set up his own website at no cost. Some of these have been widely advertised in the media and on the internet. What a wonderful gift! Or is it?

Your company website needs to be maintanined every now and again, with the view to keep it fresh and interesting. If you don't do this, you risk being relegated to file 13 in most people's (and search engines') minds. Here's how.

Most of us know that Google is a very powerful tool to help us find information on the internet. But as a website owner Google has a pretty nifty tool that gives information about what is happening behind the scenes of your site.

Many owners of small businesses believe that it is not necessary to have website. After all, their business is small and gets most of its clients through word-of-mouth or from traditional advertising. So is a website really necessary?

This article discusses the use of customer surveys on company websites. It may seem like an exercise in wasted time, but there are some great marketing benefits that can result in improved customer relations and business growth.

This article focuses on a very simple tool that makes it possible for a website owner to get others to publish his/her material to their own social media profiles - for all their friends to see. This involves Social Media and our need to share.

Many small businesses do not have the necessary understanding of how the internet, websites and social media can make a difference for them. The result is often an online presence that delivers absolutely no value to anyone.